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Connacht Tribune · 30 Jul 2004 · p.10 · INA

Connacht Tribune 30 Jul 2004: Intermediate Hurling — Ahascragh / Fohenagh beat Padraic Pearses 2-10 to 0-10 in the final group game of the Co. Intermediate Hurling Championship at St. Brendan’s Park, Loughrea; team includes Seamus Mocklair and Alan Mocklair (0-1), with Jason Lohan a sub used. Seamus Mocklair (print) = Séamus Moclair; Alan Mocklair (print) = Alan Moclair

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Courtesy of Irish Newspaper Archives (irishnewspaperarchives.com), Connacht Tribune, 30 Jul 2004

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INTERMEDIATE HURLING In the final group game in the Co. Intermediate Hurling Championship played in St. Brendan’s Park, Loughrea on Saturday Ahascragh / Fohenagh defeated near neighbours Padraic Pearses on a 2-10 to 0-10 score. The half time score was 0-8 to 0-5 for the winners but Ahascragh / Fohenagh clinched victory in the second half with two excellent goals scored by Darren Smyth and Pat Hartigan. They have now qualified the play off’s in the quarter finals. There was a man of the match performance from centre back Seán Lally who pointed some excellent frees. The teams were as follows: Sean Connelley, John Smyth, Seamus Mocklair, Willie Lyons, Joe Hennelley, Sean Lally, Alan Smyth, Kevin Gavin, John Kelly, Donal Kelly, Patrick Sweeney, Patrick Hartigan, Darren Smyth, Alan Mocklair, Anthony Griffin, Subs used: Laurence Tully, Jason Lohan. Scores for Ahascragh / Fohenagh were: Sean Lally and Anthony Griffin 0-4 each, Darren Smyth and Patrick Hartigan 1-0 each, Alan Mocklair and Donal Kelly 0-1 each. Adrian Burke, Tomás Kenny, Martin Barry (0-1), Mike Carr, Kevin Lally, Padraic Hillary (0-1), Kevin Raftery, Aidan Kilkenny (0-2), Kerrill Hardiman, Jimmy Gelson (0-7), Nial Barrett, Shane Ruane, Sean Hardiman, Seamus Lawless, Tomás Flannery, Subs: Robert Donnellan, Kieran Hillary.

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